VÉVÉS VII

A busy busy week, all the work of which on my part, while most exciting, pales terribly in comparison to the beautiful experience of having been ceremoniously gifted a very dead, exsanguinated mouse (dropped in the grass in gory prostration at my feet) by a master huntress neighbor cat. Poor little mouse, yet I can't fault the feline's gesture: her obvious and justified lack of regard for my lethal potential complemented charmingly by her effort, at once maternal and, perhaps more pointedly, gleefully dominant, to help me along in the matter. I do appreciate being so eloquently reminded of my place now and again...

Enjoying so much responding to inquiries and correspondence - still vastly more to come, very soon! xx

VÉVÉS III

In the same way that they grow heavy winter coats, the cats seem to assume attributes of wildness when the summer is thick and green and feral - they're stalking around with saucer eyes and tails grown several inches longer, claws unsheathed, and so am I ... days stuck into Mary Daly's supremely witchy Wickedary plus evenings immersed in an unlikely viewing assemblage of Agnetha Fältskog via Maya Deren and Barbara Hammer are hardly a cure for such terminal concupiscence I suppose ...
 
Absolutely thrilled with all the lovely emails and inquiries I've gotten in the past week!  So, so much more to come ... xx

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+ Piscean, born in 1990
+ my obsession with oil painting began at age 11 when given a bizarre grinning Aztec mask by a couple of elderly professors who lived in a big dark house across the road
+ fervently passionate about vaudou and santería (special allegiance to Petro nation loa)
+ vévé specialist using oils, grave dirt, sea slime, forest fire ash, and other secret alchemical ingredients
+ lover of witches and witchery and all magic in its perilously female forms
+ I live with adored felines, a small cat colony in New England
+ regularly spending time in Scottish Highlands for pagan artistic inspiration
+ latest work involving enormous and complex wall-sized vévé oil painting to complement the most recent collection